Sentence examples for media affairs from inspiring English sources

Tory MP Zac Goldsmith, who takes n interest in media affairs, welcomed the paper's closure.

"It's hardly an incursion," said Air Commodore Humayun Viqar, director of media affairs for the Pakistan Air Force.

LETTER FROM WASHINGTON about President Clinton's White House director of media affairs, Jeff Eller, using cable TV and local media to take the President directly to the people.

Today, Bartlett, who is thirty-two, oversees five divisions: press, media affairs (for the out-of-town press), global communications (for the international press), speechwriting, and communications.

Matt Gentry, who will continue to handle the Scot's media affairs, will become managing director, while Fuller will be the chairman.

The freedom of the press is essential," Harriet Harman, the spokeswoman on media affairs for the opposition Labour Party, told a gathering in Oxford, England, last week.

L'Affaire D'Souza — the news media affair, not the romantic affair, which Mr. D'Souza denies — is further evidence of the decline of denominational importance in American Christianity.

Her funeral was exactly what Jade would have wanted: a huge media affair, with crowds lining the streets, all there because they loved her.

The divorce was a media affair because Bonds had his Swedish spouse sign a prenuptial agreement in which she "waived her right to a share of his present and future earnings" and which was upheld.

But the majority of these people are event planners, speechwriters and media-affairs specialists whose job is to reach out to journalists beyond the Beltway.

Loosely modeled after the West Wing of the White House, the new group of advisers includes specialists in the media, foreign affairs and the economy.